In this part:
"electrical work"—
(a) means—
(i) connecting electricity supply wiring to electrical equipment or disconnecting electricity supply wiring from electrical equipment; or
(ii) installing, removing, adding, testing, replacing, repairing, altering or maintaining electrical equipment or an electrical installation; but
(b) does not include the following:
(i) work that involves connecting electrical equipment to an electricity supply by means of a flexible cord plug and socket outlet;
(ii) work on a non-electrical component of electrical equipment, if the person carrying out the work is not exposed to an electrical risk;
Example
painting electrical equipment covers and repairing hydraulic components of an electrical motor
(iii) replacing electrical equipment or a component of electrical equipment if that task can be safely performed by a person who does not have expertise in carrying out electrical work;
Example
replacing a fuse or a light bulb
(iv) assembling, making, modifying or repairing electrical equipment as part of a manufacturing process;
(v) building or repairing ducts, conduits or troughs, where electrical wiring is or will be installed if—
(A) the ducts, conduits or troughs are not intended to be earthed; and
(B) the wiring is not energised; and
(C) the work is supervised by a licensed electrical worker;
(vi) locating or mounting electrical equipment, or fixing electrical equipment in place, if this task is not performed in relation to the connection of electrical equipment to an electricity supply;
(vii) assisting a licensed electrical worker to carry out electrical work if—
(A) the assistant is directly supervised by the licensed electrical worker; and
(B) the assistance does not involve physical contact with any energised electrical equipment;
(viii) carrying out electrical work, other than work on energised electrical equipment, in order to meet eligibility requirements in relation to becoming a licensed electrical worker.